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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-12

MIsOELI1ANEOUSsg afz55}'--+
A RTEsIAN BATH H0GsEENat1rai tiowinz
"a water, eighty gallons per minute, soft ~
raiu~aterAwhite sulphur, m agnesis aud soda
the best bathing water In the state. 1t may bs
used as at Hot Springs, drunk hot while bath
Ing. Single tickets, % cents; five tickets, 81.
Markle & Haymaker. proprietoEsr north west
corner puoIc square. - - ~
THE PE0PI4Es'E npfoyment office over post
i offices Established 1883 Furnishes help free.
Work for all Both phones. w. GuYan, Prop .,
EAnu AGENTS fGt LSdiess Weir Outfit free,
LADY, eontitfdnzfsy: You are protected AGAINST
SEh1 = Ices and guaranteed $500 daily. AL about
Lt10rstamp. Mrs.F c. FARRISGToR. Box 6i5. Chicago.
CONFESSIONAL.
HODGES WALLER, Attorneys 81 law,
Il Montague, Texas. Special attention gt7sR
to land and commercial litigation
WOOD, ..FISHER &T0RD, Attorneys at
w Law, San Marcos, Texas. -
nAVIS, BEALlL q ROGERS. ATTORNEYS Hna
~ Counselors at akaTE. Over Fort Worth ES
ional baRk Main street. Fort Worth. Tex.
T l.. VANZANDT, NJ. D., physician ana. sur
L. geon. Office over Postosiee1 he sffence cor
Texas and Cherry Stss Psa Electric teleDhene,
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it Came All Right.

Roodhousc (ul.) Eye, Sept. 80: A
great many people who have read i'll
'his paper of the drawing of u $780,
prize in the Louisiana State Lottery o.
the 18th inst. by q ticket held by F.
Epstein. of this city, have been some
what %incrchuicus in the matter and d,
not believe that the money was actually
received here. In order TO put the
matter beyond doubt i reporter of tn.
E,e interviewed Mr.. Epstein and was
shown 81 certificate of deposit in tin.
R%oodhouse bank for the sum of S5,OOu
and was assured that tho money wa
drawn by ticket number 81, 500 which
was held by him, jointly with seven
others who had formed q comlnation
TO buy tickets. Mr.. Epstein's statement
was also confirmed by the cashier of
the bank.
Mr.. Epstein says he now knows by
practical experience that any person
holding a lucky ticket in the old reli.
able Louisiana State Lottery, may rest
perfectly easy for they are sure to get
their money. :
MI. David Wilkinson, of Patterson;
also held u lucky ticket, and yesterday
received a draft for $500 Several
other parties IN this city also drew -
Proclamation prizes tor various sums
and all have received their money.
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and 90 q safeguard against mistakes IL
provided. Il Is claimed that the cleo
trio typewriter will be valuable a. =
local aid to business, and offers many
advantages over the telephone. One
advantage claimed for It is that
no matter whether a person called up
up is at his place of business or not.
the message can DO printed through the
medium of his type writer. and will be
there for his perusal on his return. The
dispatches printed are in letter form,
and not an endless tape. The instrr-
ment, which has been christened the
dynamograph, is considered by Patent
Office officials to be one Of the great
est inventions upon which patents have
been issued. The electricians do not
stint their praise, aAd r positive that
the machine will greatly simplify busi-
ness lntercommunication. Some of the
electricians of this city who have seen
the instrument, notably Professor Ber-
linger, of the Bell Telephone company,
state that the dynamograph is destined
to take its place as u powerful adjunct
10 biography, and will be by no means
II rival that the telephone can afford to
scorn. John Russell Young, ex-Minis-
ter to China. has taken hold of the new
invention and, and is president of the
the company which is to put it into
practical operation.
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ovsr-wo.lea Women.

Eor. "worn-out," s~ruu-down," debi,itated
school tcachess.. miNiners, seamstresses,
housekeepers, and over.worked women gener.
ally. Or Plcrcess Favorite Prescription is the
best OF ell restorative tones. It 10 not q
eCore.a al, !" but admirably fuldlls . stuglenees
OF purpose, being y most potent Specific for
all those Chronic Weaknesses and Diseases
peculiar to women. 1t is . powerful, general
IS we'll as uterine, tonic and ~nervlne, and I'M
pavts vigor and strength to the whole system.
It promptly cures weakness OF stomach, tndi.
gestion, bloating, weak back, nervous pros.
ration, debility n eleeplessness In either
sex. Favorlte Prescription is cold by drug
gists under our positive guarantee. See wrap.
oet around bottle. Price el.00 . bottle, OF six
bottles for t5,eO.
A large treatise on Diseases Of Won n,
orcfusely Illustrated with colored plates and
numerous wovd-cuts, cent for ten cents in
stamps.
Address. WoRLD's D1srENsApY MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION, 6is Main 8 lreet, Buffalo, N. Y.
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He Was No A~nglomanisc..s

The Epoch: .'I'm no Ang2Qmaniac."
said a member from one Of he l.back
deestricts." 81 b'lieve american
idees an American inst 1t
makes me sick to thinfS (hoEng-
land a man has got to haj TIC be-
fore he mounts TO anythlh(
..Here are your cards, said
the patriots wife. "'rhey from
the printers this afternoon.
Eyes. an by thunder they've left of
the .Honorable! You a&f9end them
back"
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AT the San s-lvola Iasanc Asylum
let's md sctrntitic htsfoii s are r q.lired aG,i
co,,ird. The skull uf every patient is ,c.a-
ely examined and measured, 10 le,.s than
| teen different measurements betlg taken
roriirg , the italian cranconetrical sys'
c,p, and recorded in the history.
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The Beau Ideal Of a Family Medicine.

The Beau Ideal OF Q Family Medicine.
Aremedy which promptly and completely
renee as indigestion. constipation. bilious
ness and disorders OF a malarinl typo. fs as
suredly the bcsu ideal OF afamily medicine.
is not. only capable OF erndicating these
complaints. but also counteracting a
tendency to kidney troubles. rheumatism.
In. 1t Fall round as the phrase is. there is
probably not In existence SO useful, effect-
i've and agreeable a household panacea MS
the lsit.ers. MOE is II less highly esteemed
by the medical profession than by the fam
lilies of America. Numberless testimonials
from professional sources Of .i~rrefragable
for II abroad. not less than in the land OF its
discovery. Is certainly increasing. time and
experience OF Its beneficial effects con.
ftrming the high opinion originally formed
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A REMARKABLE INVENTION.
An Electric fyp.-w,itsr That viii b. a
s.AEivaAbf the Telephone,
~ Washington dispatch to the Balls

sAsA S'SSoaS AyPs.vvAAse1 AuoS VIII DC q
s.AEivaAbf the Telephone.
y, Washington dispatch to the Balls
more Sun says:
There is considerable talk in the Pat
ent Office just now concerning an in
vcntion patented recently, which, in
the opinion OF some, will be a formid.
able rival of the telephone, Mr.. Bells
monopoly Tho invention is an cleo
trio Typewriter. The instrument in
appearance somewhat resembles an or.
binary mechanical typewriter. 1t has
a keyboard, and the types are placed
on steel bars, which play upon u COM
mon centre, as is the s with thetype-
writer. The motive power used is cleo
tricity, by mean of which evenncss of
action is assured. No matter how
heavily OR how lightly the keys are
struck the impression on the pa.
per is the same. A re-
marEable feature of tho in-
v%ention used a. a typewriter is that
the carriage moves automatically both
forward and backward. When the end
of the line is reached the carriage re
turns to the starting point without the
aid of the operator, and the paper bar
moves n notch, SO that all that is re-
quired of the operator is to depress the
keys. The most important field of the
new invention is said to be in connec-
tion with the telegraph. It is said at
the Patent Office that the instrument
can be used both as a transmitter and
receiver Of intelligence over q single
wire. no matter how great the distance
may De-. The receiving instrument
does not require the attendance of al
operator. but prints the dispatch au
Dramatically. Tho instruments at boil
ends of the Tn pro : jthe dispatch sent
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leads me by the hand. EVIL nave 4 done,
and with sorrow have I made acquaint.
ance from age to age, md from age to age
evil I shall do, and sorrow shall I know
till my redemption comes"
Drawn by some magnetic force which I
could not resist, I let my eyes rest upon
her shining orbs, and felt a current pass
from them to me that bewildered and half
blinded me.
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catarra Cured.

A clergyman, after years of suffering from
raj loathsome disease, catarrh, and va,nl,
wing every known remedy, 1T last found +.
escription which competed; cured and
sved him from death ANY suffarsr from
his dreadful dttcase sending i SET addressed
tanned envelope 10 Prof. j. A. La#=.rr:,
.l2 Ess. Och St, New Yor:y, viii receive The
free of charge.
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N. Converse, If the
Narren (Mass.)
jhcr.i'i, dated .;uly
,iss,I, as follows:
In response TO
rn,;rs Of June %
would say that in
$50 my wife had Il
severe attack of
matism in
s'in,ilirr and arm,
80 that She could
not raise. her hand
% her head. \ few
.%oriicstiui.s al ST.
,.l..tN.i ,~,,,,,.I H..
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it not be reasonably called daylight.
As frr instance, talk the case of lalaai,
agent :. Day, Gloucester, Mass, VIII,
Srilc, April III. 1851: "scme time ago l
yas suffering with rheumatism. | used {;
mall portion of ST. Jacobs Oil mud was cure
At once. have used it torsprains and ncvc
,..rc have known it To fail. will never b.
atho,. a boitlc.' Captain DAY also IL
elvnl a circular letter, and in reply under
latc of July I, 1ss7, lie says: 81 used tn
oil as stated and was permanently cured q
rheumatism by It's use" During the inter
ec.i,.g six years there had been no rccs..
-rncc tf he min. Also Il letter from MIR. III
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sublimated coquetry that would have don,
credit to a Venus Victrix.

uOuueu uer llttlc ne00 ut mo With an air oil
sublimated coquetry that would have done
credit to a Venus Victrix.
crash man." she said; like Acteon,
thou hast had thy will; DO careful lest, like
Acteon, thou too dost perish miscrably,
torn to pieces by tho ban-hounds of thine
W passions. l too, oh, Holly, am q vir.
gin goddess, not to be moved of any man;
save one. and it is not thou. Say, hast thou
seen enough3"
II have looked On beauty, and am blind.
ed" I said, hoarscly, lifting my hand to
cover up my eyes.
"Soi what did 1 tell theei Beauty is like
the lightning; it is lovely, but it destroys
especially trees, oh, Holly"
Suddenly she paused, and through my
fingers I saw an awful change come over
her c%ountenance.
man." she half whispered, half Kissed,
throwing back her head like a snake about
to strike-"man, where didst thou get that
scarab on thy handi Speak, or by tho
Spirit Of Life I will blast thee where thou
s~tandest!" and she took ono light step to-
ward me, and from her eyes there shono
such IN awful light-to me it seemed al
most like a f1amc-that l fell then and
there, on the ground before her, babbling
confusedly in my terror.
'"There," she said, with q sudden change
OF manner, and speaking in her former soft
voice, 81 did alright thee. Forgive me.
But at times, oh, Holly, the almost infinite
mind grows impatient Of the slowness Of
the very finite, and am tempted to use
my power out of Sheer vexation. Very
nearly vast thou dead, but I remembered.
But the scarab-about the scarabmusl'
II picked it up" l gurgled, feebly, as I
got on to my feet again-and it is a solemn
fact that my mind was so disturbed that at
the moment l could remember nothing
else about the ring except that I picked it
up in Leo's cave
at is very strange" she said, with a sud-
den access of womanlikc trembling and
agitation that seemed out of place in this
awful woman, but ono 1 knew q scarab
like that It-hung round the neck-of
one I loved;" and she gave a little sob, and
I saw that after all she was only a woman,
although she might be a very old one.
"There," she went on, cit must be one
like it. Also in old Egypt many there were
who bore the name of the Royal Son Of
Ra. The scarab that l knew was not set
thus in tho bezel of nring. Gonow, Holly,
go, and, if thou canst, try to forget that
thou hast looked upon Aycsha's beauty;;''
and turning from me, she flung herself ON
her couch, and buried her face in the cush-
ions.
AS for me, I stumbled from her presence,
and I do not remember how I reached my
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-11-04

Large buttons are fashionable. In New
II 4inp.iire we noticed the large wooden kind
re used ON barn doors extensively.
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Davenport Busiuess College,, complete In a
apartments. For catalogues, address, J. G.
'Mncar 9Agcn. ort, flows.
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Letters and business papers are easy to
find when wanted, II filed In an Amherp.
Cabinet Letter de, Cameron, Amherg Il O.,
manufacturers Chicago.
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The Western Waterways convention WIFI
Ne held ut Memphis m October 20 and 81, to
tissues the !%mprovement Of western rivers.
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Agent TO traveler)-Have you policy in
case OF accident? Trayeler-Yes, cir. Ny
policy would be to SO halves with 9 I'm ART
lawyer and sue the cnmpapv fnr $50, O0y.
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Dr.. P:e-cc's sFavorite Prescription" is not
.xtoliet ss a sscure-ail,'' hut admirably fulalls
a ssrglcness cf purpose, being a most potent
#, cisc In those chronic weaknesses peculiar
10 women.
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own cave.

possible that I, a rational man, not unac-
quaintcd with the leading scientific facts
Of III history, and hitherto an absolute
and utter disbeliever in all the hocus-pocus
that in Europe goes by the name Of the
supernatural. could believe that l had with
in the last few minutes been engaged in
conversation with a woman two thousand
and odd years oldi The thing was contrary
to the experience of human nature, and
absolutely and utterly impossible. Non
senses; it must be nonsense. She had warned
me fairly, and I had refused to take the
warning. Curses on the fatal curiosity
That is ever prompting man to draw the
veil from woman, and curses on the natur-
al impulse that begcts it'll l, ut my age, to.
fall IL victim to this modern Gree! But
then she was not modern, at least she said
not. She was almost as ancient a. the
original Gree.
CFob, continually
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oaer NE. .z,.

FREE!-To MERCHANTS ONLY: An
elegant si%lver-plaied Water Pitcher.
frosted and richly carved; height, 10
inches. Address at once r. w. TAM
SILL & Co., 55 State Street, Chicago.
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OOsNe AOV wv "A iAAsCSA NoS wv 1
o~verpowcring for my intellect to grasp.
.But even SO, oh, queen" l said at last,
"even If we mon be born again and again,
that is not SO with thee, If thou speakest
truly" Here she looked up sharply, and
once moro 1 caught the flash Of those hid
den eyes-'Thou," I went on, hurriedly, |
"who hast never died"
"'Tis So" she said; land it is so because
I have, half by chance and half by learning,
solved one of the great secrets of the world.
Tell me, stranger: life is-why therefore
should not life be heightened for awhiles
What are ten or twenty or fifty thousand
years in the history of life? Why, in ten
thousand years scarce will the rain and
storms lessen u mountain-top by q span in
thickness. In two thousand years these
caves have not changed; naught has
changed but the beasts, and man who Isl as
the beasts. There is naught that is Won
derflll about the matter, couldst thou but
understand. Life is wonderful, ny, but
that it should be a little heightened is not
wonderful. Nature hath her animating
spirit as well as man, WHO'S Natures child,
and he who can find that spirit, and let it
breathe upon him, shall live with her life.
He shall not live %etcrnally, for Nature is
not eternal, and she herself must die: even
as the nature Of the moon hath died. She
herself must die, 1 say, or rather change
and sleep till it b ctime former to live again.
But when shall she die9 Not yet, l wecn;
and while she lives, SO shall he who hath
all her secret live with her. ALI I have
not, yet have I some, more, %perchancc, than
any who were before INC. Now to thee i
doubt not this thing is a great mystery.
enerelore I VIII not overcome ;lhee with II
nov. Aho.her .ine viii .eil taee more
!, eire moou oe on me, enousn perchance !
enal! never SPEAK ol 10 asaih. Dost lhou
wonuel nov l hliew .haese We're coming;
sa Ma 81 s 81, n; yonf y nga nns aroe fa mp.po''
"Then gaze in the water, and she point
ed to the font-like vessel, n then, bend
ing forward, held her hand over II.
lrose n gazed, ana instantly the water
aarkened. Ihen u cleared, ana ! saw as
distinctly as ever saw awning IN my
nie-i saw. say. our ooae upon tnaS nor
ranle canai. Ihere was Leo lying az tne
bottom asleep IN IT, WIN Q coa1 thrown
over nun 9.s TO aee p Oh Oh h she % NOS 9aca AN m
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-11-04

The woman who shows her love of admit
alton has not been spoiled by flattery. Onls
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-11-04

They were faiKing scandal, and orc OF
the a observed that when y certain young
lady siniltd her mouth opened right back t,
her ears. Never mind, she has beautiful
.cct.:," remark q a Kind friend. "Ah,n rt.
plici The first =, cakcr, shut her teeth will dc.
car. Hrr smile Womb
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-11-04

The latest thing in charities in New York
s a bureau for furnishing free legal advice to
he Door.
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1T is said that the late James u. Esds one,
received $500 o for a professions, opinion.
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.Roysl Glue" Me,:as Ev~eryta,aa,
Rroken China, llsss, Furniture, Ornament.
Gather. etc. E7erlastjng mnacity! Alway;
quid and ready. Free esMuic viais at ,lr,,p
alta and vr.u=n.
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We heard the other day Of a Nebraska
nan who breaks stones with his fist. This /,
jus the eor; of man who skeladjlcs for III.
oithi! S whrrcver ,hcrets a prospect Of NICE,
irg an uadsrsizsd, Ieft-handed sheriff of a,
Terminate tax collector.
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Relief is immediate, and a cure sure. Piso's
Remedy for Catarrh. SO cents.
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-Two women Of Brooklyn have mortgage
tieir :urliture tsirty.two times ir order I
rsise money to Vet gu horse RACES. And thu
i, rehnsei the vile SANDER that women hav
not IN tQual business c.paei:Y With mcc.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-11-04

n bert G srsctt is to spend the winter in
M.xtco.
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Ifagentleman by
the name of Day
volunteers totlirow
the light of his cx-
perience into tn,
darkcnel places Oh
misery, so that.
Others my go and
do as he has don,
and enjoy life, ma!
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T was nearly ten o'clock
at night when / cast my
self down upon my bed,
and began to gather my
scattered wits, and reflect
upon what I had seen and
heard. But the more 1 re-
1iected, the less l could
make Of it. Was I mad. OF
drunk, or dreaming, or
was l merely the victim of
q gigantic and most elab-
Ornte hoax? How was it
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-11-04
II VIM I answered, my curiosity oyer

ctOuS form SWelled up IN lines as pure as
they were lovely. till the kirtle ended on
the snowy argent Of her breast. wherein
her arms were folded. Igazed above them
at her face, and-I do not exaggerate-
shrunk back blinded and amazed. Ihave
heard Of the beauty Of celestial beings;
nov saw It; only this beauty, with all its
full loneliness and purity, was evil-at
least, at the time, 1t struck mo as evil.
How am I to describe IT. I can not-sfm.
ply, I can not. The man does not live
whose pen could convey q sense Of what
I saw. Knight talk Of the great changing
eyes Of deepest, softest black, Of the tinted
face, Of the broad and noble brow, on which
the hair grew low, and delicate, straight
features. But, beautiful, surprisingly
beautiful as they all were, her %loveliness
did not lie in them. It lay rather, IL 1t a
be said to have any fixed abiding place. in
o visible majesty, in an imperial grace, in
. godlike stamp of softened power, that
shone upon that radiant c~ountenance like
a living halo. Never before had I guessed.
whit beauty made sublime could be, and
yet the sublimity was q dark one, the glory
was not all Of heaven, though none the
less was it glorious. Though the face be-
fore me was that OF q young woman in
perfect health and tue first flush of ripened
beauty, yet It had stamped upon It q look
Of unutterable experience, and Of deep &C.
q%uaintance with grief and passion. Not
sven the lovely smile that crept about the
dimples OF her mouth conld hide this
shadow Of sin and sorrow. It shone even
in the light Of the glorious eyes, It wa,
present In the air Of majesty, and II seemed
to say: "Behold me, lovely a. no woman
was or ID. undyiag and half divine. Mem,
eEyshaants - hI@ e. e:ss. and passion
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Address. WoRLD's DIsrENsAnY MEDICAL,
ASSOCIATION, 6is Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y.